deanrd
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Trauma is way easier to remember then say oh somebody’s name.He might be, if he were qualified for the position and impressed the President with his qualification for the job. There are people in law school who were accused of things when they were children.
No he wouldn't be. A guy admitted to smoking pot as a youth and that ended his chance of being a SCOTUS justice. You think being convicted of a crime would be no biggie if it happened decades before?
Conviction and accusations are two different things.
The answer seems to be different depending on who you are. Ellison the woman’s accusation for an alleged incident in 2017 iscan accusation. Kavanaugh the accusation from a woman who didn’t remember an event somewhere around 1982 until 2012 is guilty even with no evidence Is the same as a conviction.
Even that should be looked into if her story didn't have so many holes in it. But the more we learn, the more obvious it is that this never took place.
I mean......what is her goal here? To stop the SC from turning more conservative. Gee, what a surprise that a Democrat activist would tell this story to try and accomplish that.
I don’t think she believes she is lying. If this is a false memory this answer a lot of questions. She honestly believes it happened, that is why she passed a lie detector test.